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Charlotte
Jenkins Adams, age 79, of Athens, Alabama passed away at Athens Health and Rehabilitation on Wednesday.
She was born August 18, 1944
to Woodrow and Willadean Jenkins in the Coxey community of
Limestone County.
She is survived by one daughter: Monti Swann (George) of
Athens; one granddaughter: Mazie Swann of Athens; Billy Adams of Athens; one sister; Faye J. Hogue of
Decatur; and two nieces: Dana Hogue Davidson (Dane) of Decatur and Cindy
Colvett Wales (Bradley) of Elkmont, numerous great nieces, great
nephews, and special friend, Sonny Patterson.
She is preceded in death by her
parents and her sister, Janice Jenkins Colvett.
Mrs. Adams attended Clements
High School and graduated in 1962. She worked in the banking industry all her life. She was employed by Regions
Bank for 44 years, retired and decided to go back to work for
Reliance/Trustmark for 10 additional
years. She was involved in The Ladies Civitan Organization and also The
Athens/limestone Homebuilders Association. Mrs. Adams
loved and cherished her family. She enjoyed traveling, dancing,
and socializing with friends.
The family would like to extend a
special thanks to Mrs. Adams
special caregivers. Billy Adams and Jayne Mankin. They
would also like to thank Erin Pugh for her special interest in Mrs. Adams. The
family would also like to give thanks to all the nurses at Huntsville Hospital
lCU and Neuro units and Athens Health and Rehab for their special care. Mrs.
Adams will be dearly missed by all those who knew and loved her.
The
family will receive friends between 12noon until 2pm on Sunday at Spry Funeral
Home in Athens.
The funeral will
be
at 2pm Sunday following the visitation at Spry Funeral Home in Athens with
burial following in Dement Cemetery on Highway 72 West, Athens,
AL Bill Perkins will officiate and deliver the eulogy.
Pallbearers will be Dane Davidson, Bradley Wales, Brian
Patterson, Jay Beasley, Ryan Farlow and Tony Defoe.
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3 comments
I am so sorry to hear about Charlotte's passing. We all know she is in a better place.
Take care sweetheart. Blessings to you. Your Dad sure stepped up. Im so proud of him